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Safety Precautions

1. Always remember that working with any wild animals is dangerous!

2. When you come to work, make sure that all the animals in your area are in their places in serviceable premises. Report all problems, damages, malfunctions that you cannot eliminate on your own during the inspection, immediately report to the senior officer or head of the section (department).

3. Remember that it is strictly forbidden to perform any work on servicing animals, minor repairs of premises for their maintenance by one person. In this case, a second person from among the workers or zootechnical personnel must be present.

4. Check whether the gates are securely blocked, whether the locks, gratings, nets, locking devices, etc. are in good order.

5. Do not leave the workplace without the permission of a senior officer, do not leave animals unattended both during cleaning hours, before the opening of the zoo, and throughout the working day: Remember that your absence from the workplace can lead to an accident.

6. Check that all rooms with animals have warning signs for strangers and visitors to the zoo: "Do not go beyond the barrier!", "Danger! Do not stretch out your hands", "It is forbidden to feed the animals", etc.

7. Maintain cleanliness and order in the area throughout the shift.

8. Clean the premises of animals with the help of special devices, remember that entry into the premises for animals is strictly prohibited and can only be allowed with the permission and in the presence of a senior officer (livestock specialist, head of department) in exceptional cases.

9. Do not grab the levers, handles of the gates, distillation and lifting doors towards them, while standing on the side.

10. Do not approach the bars, nets of cages, do not turn your back on them, distribute food and water only with the help of special devices.

11. When serving animals, do not work in overalls with open buttons, do not smoke, do not eat, do not be distracted by extraneous matters and conversations.

12. Always have protective equipment nearby (kreuzers, shields, hooks, nets, ropes, firecrackers, snuff). Know how to handle this inventory and use it depending on the type of animals you serve.

13. Do not touch or caress animals, but do not treat them rudely, shouting, causing pain, fright, sudden movements, etc.

14. During the whole working day, observe the behavior of animals.

About all deviations from normal behavior or obvious diseases, injuries, immediately report to the responsible persons through your assistant or another employee of the zoo, and in extreme cases, resort to the help of visitors.

15. Remember that wild animals kept in the zoo are not divided into tame, calm, good-natured, safe. Always be careful and vigilant, especially when feeding and cleaning animals.

16. Do not allow outsiders, including zoo workers from other departments, to go beyond the barriers, squeezes, without permission or the presence of a senior officer.

17. Do not allow visitors to feed animals, attempts to tease animals, disturb peace, touch them - stop them in a polite manner. Draw the attention of visitors to the rules of their behavior when visiting the zoo, which should be posted indoors.

18. Know perfectly the rules of your actions in cases of sudden release of animals to freedom, fights of animals kept in pairs or groups.

19. Perfectly master the fire-fighting equipment of your area and be able to use it if necessary, while acting quickly, clearly and efficiently.

20. Always remember that wild animals can be sources of the spread of infectious and parasitic diseases common to animals and humans. Strictly monitor cleanliness and observe personal hygiene: work only in overalls, wash your hands with soap after work, use disinfectant solutions after each contact with animals. Eat only in designated areas or outside of your work area. It is strictly forbidden to taste food intended for feeding animals.

21. At the end of your working day, together with the person taking the shift, make sure that all the animals of your site are in place, the room and their locks, the fences are in good order, the production equipment is safe and sound. Report the shift to a senior person, after which you can consider yourself free from work. At the end of the shift, leave the overalls at the site. It is strictly forbidden to go home in it or leave the zoo during working hours.

22. While at work, unquestioningly follow all the orders of your seniors, follow the internal regulations of the institution.

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